Email has come a long way in the past couple decades, but it’s still a hassle to send large files as attachments. Some email accounts have attachment-size limits, either for the sender or the ...

(MoneyWatch) It might not seem that way, but email has its own complex rules of etiquette, which you may violate -- intentionally or otherwise -- at your own peril. I've written about many of these ...

Using an iPad for your business opens up a world of possibilities, including being able to work from just about anywhere. That said, certain limitations definitely leave you wanting an actual computer ...

Sending attachments via email is practically second nature for most computer users. Create a set of documents that need to be distributed to your colleagues an off they go as attachments. On desktops ...

When some users attempt to send attachments to mail recipients, the attachments will either not be received, or not properly attach to the message in the first place. Apple Discussions poster sladana ...

Despite the rise of online storage solutions, e-mail remains the most common way to exchange files. But what happens when you try to send a large attachment and Outlook balks? We've told you about any ...

Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile technology news and reviewing the latest gadgets for the last six years. His work can also be found on sister site CNET ...

Google decided to make it easier to send emails to other people using Gmail, so it's now possible to add one or more emails as an attachment. Typically, if you want to share an email you've received ...

One of the pitfalls of Gmail’s generous storage limits is the temptation to use it as a warehouse for all your email attachments. That seems like less of a good idea when you have to wade through your ...